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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1887-05-19
EDUCATIONAL DEPARTMENT
+. J. zUCCARELLo, EDITOR.
THE TEACHERS MEETING.

AT the teachers meeting held in
the court house Saturday some in
terest was manifested in regard to
the institute to be held in June.
Two committees were appointed,
one on correspondence, the other on
program. The committee on cor
respondence are Prof, Whitaker,
Prof. Stokes and j. j. Zuccarello.
The committee on program are Col.
Alfred Alternately, E. C. McCor-
mick, II. G. Alternately, Joe Roller,
Sam Alternately, Elder H. f. vii
iams. l appoint every teacher in
he county on a committee to use
their earnest endeavor to secure a
good attendance, We are going to
endeavor to have the state institute
in connection with the county ins.i-
tute, and from the following letter
received Saturday from the state
sup't it seems that our efforts will
not be in vain. We publish the
letter:
JACKSON, Tenn, May 9th, 1887.
SUP'T ZUCCARELLo.-My Dear Sir {:
Yours of the 9Th inst. received. Very
glad to hear from you and to know you
will hold an institute. | shall be with
you at least one day and more il posi-
BILE. | would like to join you and ma Ike
it state institute. Write me immedi-
ately. Yours Truly,
Ep.Nu Nj SnrYrry
answered Saturday evening and
in behalf of our teachers earnestly
requested him to join US. Now,
fellow teachers, little more energy,
interest and animation are required
upon our part than has been mani
tested for some time to make the
institute success. Other occupa-
tons have their meetings, other
professions have their associations
and even other counties near us
have their teachers institute; then
why not Giles? We have as many
facilities and.even more than some
counties, we have an intelligent
corps of teachers and we have lovely
women with sweet voices to enliven
and inspire our meetings with mu
sic. Shall education, the handmade
of religion, pine her life away in
obscurity because our teachers are
not gallant enough to escort her
in to the social circle of the moral
and intellectual members of our
county and state institute? Come
one, come ell and let's make the
week beginning Monday June Goth
both profitable and agreeable.
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Perhaps Hagood is the man
who struck that fellow Patterson.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1887-05-19

Bob Taylor seems to be govern
or'n ever.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1887-05-19

The Florida sena torship still
goes begging.
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Mr.. Hyatt of Newark, Conn, has
been appointed U. S. treasurer.
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From an Atlanta Drummer,

Mr.. A. K. HAWKES., Atlanta, Ca:
Dear Sir-You doubtless rememb Der
me getting glass of you nearly three
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hopes of ever being able to read again
The last three weeks, however, with
the aid of your glasses my eyes have
been wonderfully benefited, and have
been enabled to do great deal of read
ing, the first l had done in two years
aud moreover l have great hopes Of
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cannot too highly recommend your
glass to my friends. Yours respectful
", d. Z. CALLAwAY,
With Moore, Marsh G Co.
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No. 2,G35.
Report OF the Condition
OF
THE PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK
1T PUJGskj, i9a the State of Tom
7teSSee, at tAe close of bus.
mess, IIay ~, 1857.

RESOURCES.
Loans ana discounts $162,l73 Is
y . . = l't.'S 49,. 2,i99 .07
Z. ): Bonds to secure circu-
ia, lat!oh -. 5000 co
r, ageasss 5........,...-.......,.. 1880 90
pl Banks Ks. 1873 &c
c, Az5utes - 1856 SO
paid. 80. -. $40 30
| = - 'iliuiiIs pa!d -. 1887 so
Checks and other cash items I'1G3 e
Bills Of other Banks. 1901 90
fractional paper currency,
nickels ana cents. -. AZ 81
7TPeclt9 -. ,-................ 5,545 80
Redemption fund with U. s.
Treasure 5 per cent. Of
clreoIation) 675 90
ioTAL.... .-..$23l,6 81
LIABILITIES.
capital stock paid IN 49,. 100000 90
1uIi 1lus luna ---.......... Il, 600 GO
GhulVided prohts- $3.50 40
National Bank notes out
standing r...- $50. 1890 60
Individual deposits subject to
check. 800. 125,7I6 80
Due to other National Banks 2657 60
Notes and bills re.discounted 10000 90
1oTAL.... ...............$ 1921 GA 80
STATE OF TENNESSEE, | 90.
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Mrs. II. c. Hashbarger, of Manor
Hill, Pa, was cured of terrible kidney
troubles by Pe-ru-na and Mama lin.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1887-05-19

RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts. .Sl3s. Gas AZ
~ - q 9 at (. -. 3, t53. SO
U, ;. Bonds to secure cireu-
la'ion ,............ 25,o00 90
Due from approved reserve
agents 2o,9So 81
Due from other National
Banks ....... 5,029 So
Real estate, furniture and
fixtures. .....-... 1882 o3
Current expenses and taxes
paid -; .....-.. 1,25S 81
Checks and other cash items, 2l9 10
Dllis % oiher Banks ....... l,SI0 90
fractional paper currency,
nichles ana cents .. II 80
specie. .,....... ..... 1854 90
,1eg@I tender notes ....... LOO 90
Redemption fund with u. 5.
Treas. % per cent. OF cir.) 1925 90
IoFAL...........: 49,. $233,734 10
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in ......$l00, 900 90
urpIus tuna -...,-...... $4,000 90
Undivided profits ...... 1891 81
National Bank notes out
standing. ,.... 22,5Oo 90
Individual deposits subject
to cheek ...... $8S,27G 90
Demand certificates
OF deposit. $500. Is 50--SS, 81 80
Due to ether National Banks 3,507 90
IoTAL.... $233, 734 %
STATE Of TENNESSEE,
CoUNrY or GLEs,} S.
/, JAO. D. ELAUTr, Cashier Of the
a6oye-named bank, do solemnlv swear
that The above statement is true to the
best OF my Ano"ltdge and belief.
JN0. D. FLAUTT, Cashier.
| Subscribed ana sworn to before me
this 18th day Of May, 1887.
FLoURNoY hIvARs, n, p.
CoRRaCT-ATTEsT:
S. L. ROSE,
HuNE r srEuLE,( Directors.
j. S CHILDERs,
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GREY EAGLE /!

THIS SPLENDID JACK from ovor travel
l. in bringing him from Williamson -coun-
ty, has been disabled from service, bnt ia
now himself again and is ready to sorve all
VINO may wish to patronizo him. He is
said To DO the beat breeder in Maurv or
Williamson counties, and shows more fIo
colts. They are all blacks or bays, up head
ed and stylish. selling at weaving time from
Sl5 to 300 each. In order to introduce
him to the breeding public l will stand
him ct
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gle nnlaski Qihgrn.
THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1887.

LAPS. ID. NeCORD. :: Editor
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HORSES AND JACKS FOE 1858
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9'iS6 Prizes amounting to &c.. =. sl,055, 900
For Club Rates, or any further infarma-
matl.n Gppiy to tho unders gned Your
hahdwritiue must be distinct and Signature
plain. Moro rapid return mail delivery will
90 assured by your enclosing an Envelope
bearing your full address
send POSTAL NOTES, Express Money
Orders, or New York Exchange in ordinary
letter Currency by Express st our ex-
psnso) addressed 10
NJ. "A. DAUPEiIN, New Orleans, La,
or Nj. n. DNIfiIilN.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-27
DARRY'S AMBITION
Hlc rao0sLE WITn Pow0esLY-
~. asp.a - saeos~d % TIE chisf E1ses~
asa Olnss a Pssasriy H.s oazstsa
-ai. Anabiilsa ess 4 st
Ess1r.sssss..

DxrsoET. Oct. 81 q spsieh 20 tns Sssss
grom EssG sazinas saFs. Anie1g these al
ta- inside u saAor circles i . ssasraiiy an-
ssfstoad tbAs Tom BaEFy's sscert Stubborn
eontsst sifh PosdsEiT Al tAs \ of l.
esax-nfion xss inspired materially ~ sn
snsisosls h0fs 0f ths s&ziBs- isbor ieasisT
20 1isel2es Pssdsrly aad - aiased Sscotiis
tas general Dzsssr workman 81 The or'isf-
Thai Fosdsfiys srip sas - De shs@sn sAs
c.Ftsla ioax ssfors The convention, fo< TIE
EaAlconfeats ssfs n1nlsroiis. MAY Of taose
= - fslt strongest we're inspired % tne &C
ton II Posderiy "a intsrlzrlnx ~ita Barry
kansralship ia ia Chicago stock-y ARDS
striks. IL vas sstogether pfooaoie, taere-
lore that Il fDs1sTlg Nas - al LIS
nstaral saacessoF would De barry
Aside from ths latters constant ser
vice IA osnail Of labor silce l15i,
he .As ths type Of radscal Nho :
much more popular tnan t4s 1onaSfFative-
IA msay nln1s foNdefiy eksfelne con
ssrv1ri.la and Us desire ~ tsnp0Fixs Win
eaoltsi. sas fast undermining tne Usefulness
OF ths order. aud Il needed rsdieal of ne
Fasiieaia "a claim every tnlnS AID zet As much
a. o.ssst1Is. Barry VAS exectlg snc1 ma1
fheso we're she calculations IA pat that
are thought ~ have led barry to his hope.
The occ.si9a did not come IA tne c0nVea-
tion hozsser. feE f0pderiy dsveiored too
rauch strength oas Il = rather deferred
thsn a5andoaod- Barry = stili the bis man
ns1t u P0sdeFiy and when t1e latter i4ils,
As ourrent events "a labor circles iead many
~ thlnx is certain, then Barry VII ee
ready - Asnms com mmand. The fscs2t
MANIFESTO OF mAlce2lsnts Tsaaed Al
CHICAGO. indicates that the ng2s against
Po~IerlF ~ss by 40 mes1s ended 81 Mime
.Dslis. That, Il is asserted. sas msreiy q
pr-iinnisary sxifnish. IL. then, the main
bastle 3 sEi,l on. Barry may yet De rsissd 10
ne sxslted siiee oy reason Or he Mime
.oolis ighL BQ5 even sh0uid ths threaten
ias clona bios over 4nd peace BE restored ia
the Order. barry IS IN position 70 succeed
s1erly. Tas latter cannot hold nis
place forever. and nsxt year or ne year
after al fsrthesr VIII see his voluntary re-
tisefnent. II be q not inVoinntaslly retired
before thar.
Then. too there are prospects that . new
general master workman for new labor
ofganizsticn nay be needed. fhs mani
issfo recently issued - 0ut one Of the facts
indicating that the rupture Ia The order . 50
great tsaG the malcontents viii splis on and
form asrosrate order. In scch case Barry
would certainly be q foremost man IA the
ofsboot. That he would De general DassteE
workman Is net likely. however. tor the lead
ers OF ths opposition are among the most
inselhxent men OF the Order. who would
uos want a radical 20 lsad thea- let the
rank and hic. VINO admire barry dash ana
lmpetuosity. might overcome thus
AZ al events there are those here who are
satisfied thar before long the eyes Of capital
and LABOR vii De turned towards the SAgi-
pas Valley. where Barry viii move the
Iabor world As PowdeTly now moves Is
from Scranton
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-27

wasHrxsros. Oct. 26.--A Chicago dispatch
published in yesterdays New York World
stating that Moses solomon. one Of the an
chists counsel. telegraphed from Washing
ton that there was but little hope that .
writ Of error would be granted 0y the Su-
prem. Court. and that the whole matter
would come back to Illinois 20 rest With the
Governor. Is pronounced bv Mr.. 5olomsn 20
be without foundstiou- Mr. solomon said
last evening. Il should indeed he lacking IN
courtesy 70 the other counsel in the case 70
have sent such dispatch. Bat | hsFe sent
10 sucb dispatch. IA lscf my C>inion = Iust
the contrary q ths sentiment expressed
therein. 1 an mere confident than ever
that the Suprsme Court will grant writ Of
error. because it = justiSed by lsv, evidence
AMI Justice.
Il msy aid that ny opinion is shared sT
NJ Tucker. General Bnfler aud other coan-
81 in the cas- No, we are vsrv FAR from
beine despondent, but are quite he re-
verse
NJ. Solomon said tbss the snarchist
counsel hs1 nor CON mun ice,ei VITA their
clients siaee their arrival in Nsshiux xt0n.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-27

Rindge. Burisch & Co. in shipping goods.
He said that they did not wish 10 object 10
any improvement out this would seriously
damage them.
]. &. Mckee, spoke IN favor Of the road
and said that II would be OF no lnoon-
venicpce 10 trsfice az the line would only
be usei at night time. None of the streets
would be conlshated. As 70 the damage %
property the line could mol be built until
that qocstion was settled.
c. Rood thought that another track
through CampAu-st would be detrimental
to all of the property Oh the street..
Alderman De5rssf. Of the Committee on
Ordinances asked for al extension o. time
until next Thursday evening ior the con.
siderstion Of the ordinance, and moved that
the Council then meet again Ia committee
Of the whole.
The stockholders Of the line DO not feei
entirely discouraged st tbe opposition msn-
Tested. but believe that those vhO are % be
benefited By the road are largely IN the
majority. aud that by that principle 0i ma
iorItv rule they viii receive tie ordipnnct
asked for. As stated by one OF them
in the meeting last evening, even II the
franchise is granted, they could not huiid
the road until they could ascertain the dam
ages demanded by those who claim they
viii be injured by Its construction. which
damages will have 20 be settled before work
can be commenced Many or the Alder
men believed that they would be able pass
upon the ordinance next Thursday.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-27

The TrLEaRkx-H HERALD lately published
.hs strange story told by Mrs Kreutzmann,
Of saginaw City. OF how shs had suffered
for years from having swallow ed what she
believed 70 ss . snake when drinking water
IN tie dark. Sunday syening Mrs Kreutz-
msnn died and the mode of treatment by
her last physician. Dr.. Bradley. a faith cure
believer. seemed 70 warrant the coroner n
soldinx an inquest and ordering an autopsy
which vas made this morning By q num Der
of rspotsbls physicisns. The principal
trouble vas found "a have been OF the heart.
The conditions found were sdsqusts causes
for the neurslxic psroxysms from which The
wornsn had suffered for years. shils an sp-
p.rsnslv chronic lnGsned condition
Al t6s stomach would account
for other symptoms. The movements
of a snake which she said she islt were
purely imsxinsrY and perhaps indicated a
disss.ed brain. Or. bradley was called II
" Wsduesdav evening aud sunday made
stronx effort - tempt he snske 70 come
ont tie led the woman on SAT- goldfish
and auied herring. and insisted that she
shosld frink nothing. Alter several hours
of thirst ne placed soue outtermii< before
h~r N a bowl and commanded the snake OF
evil spfrif or what II rniKhs % 10 come cut
II her. TIE sso or thrse neighbor women
IN fne house we're very much excited ~
~ strange psrforrfancs. When the dying
,~ousa varsifed blood the doctor ssid. -Ah.
H q coming t - gnsvlcg - way
through WAen Mrs. kreutzmsn was
growing cold IN death he said. Il = ali
rizhe she vii BE- batter bye and bye
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-27
a GORMAN VICTORY.
The Reform Democrats Mako vain
struggle In baltimore.

Struggle in baltimore
BALTIMORE, Oct. 26.-The municipal elec-
ton held today WAS a remarkably quiet one,
considering the fact that it was anticipated
that il would be one of extraordinary ex-
element aud bitterness. The Republicans,
aided by the Reform League, strained every
nerve TO carry the city, bat their efforts
so far as the mAyoraIty is concerned, were
vain. The Democrats carried the city by
greater majority than that of 1885, Latrybe
being elected Mayor oy 4. .205 majority. The
Democrats also elect twelve first branch
councilmen. against eight for the Repubii-
cans. The second branch will stand seven
Democrats against three Republicans. The
total vote for Mayor was 65,O ,O75, cast as iol-
lows: Latrobe, (Dem.) "a, ,640; Bartlett,
tRep.) 30,435; Latrobes majority, 4.205.
Hodges lDem.) majority in 1885 was 3
25o, and the total vote cast was 59,-
504. The only collision reported between
adherents OF the opposing parties was in the
Seventeenth ward, where Edward Daley,
regular Democrat, was shot and instantly
killed at the polls of the ninth precinct.
The shooting was done SO quickly that no.
body seems To know who committed the
crime, but Edward Alters, reform Demo
crat. who Was standing nearer to Daley,
than any one else at the moment, was
arrested. He disclsimed the shooting and
asked 10 be searched for a concealed
weapon. None was found upon his person
and the police are IS yet in the dark.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-27
THE POSTAL SERVICE
PosTMAsTsR eeNERAt's RsPoRT.
The space systeen Of esynsns fer Tsses~
poxtstloa by k.ll - be AEaia tx<sd
SEoa CoaxEsss-fhs ssrFlc.
sseo4nlax self-sasEziai1s

r WAsztSsros. Oex. 16.-PostnsstsF Gea-
sfsi Villas has neatly eomplstsd his annual
report While be wzs Al his home in Wis
eoazin be spent most Of MS tine ia pEspzr-
i8x nis report. which promises 70 DC IA in
tsFss.ing one TIE report wili show a lsrge
Increase IN the number OF new Offices sst45-
llsiied. am Also Improvements IA Ornces Of
The higher gfztes. TIE free delivery ssry.ce
has been Increased Ia al directions sn1 ne
gotaticns are pending f0r The further en-
lzrsslnent OF this bfanca of the service.
D1rng the next two or tlres
months number Of Presidential
posImastsrs viii DC appointed. IS the com
missions Of The present incumbeais. who
are Republicans. vii expire. The postal
route system has been extended and en-
iafged durilg the yezr, and the rSDort OF
the second Assistant Postmaster General
will snow sn excellent condition of he
railway aail snd steamboat services.
kFefs " here the increased mail facilities
have been received with great satlsiacilOn,
and IA places that heretofore only re-
esiyed mail once aud twice
week. now have tri-weekly ans
daily delivery. Congress will probably
be called upon next Winter 70 provide an
other system for the payment Of the trans
Poitot-SA ~ tAc uis-4s ot I@iiApaN toli fau-
les The department still pays railroads
according 10 weight. which Is most expen-
siye. The space SYSTEM which was urged
IN tins last annual report will be renewed.
demsnd will oe made for sn increase Ia
the clerical force OF the large postOinces
throughout the country.
The Third Assistant Postmaster General
will show IN his report that the postal ser
vice IS getting 10 be self-sustsining, not
withsianding tie reduction in the amount
OF postage, and before another foLr years
roll around the receipts will De greater than
the expenditures
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-27
~ Great League Meeting to he Hold.

LONDON, Oct. 26. = Arrangements have
oeeG completed for holding a National
League convention of three days duration
at Cardiff. Wales. beginning next Saturday,
st Which Nessrs. Thomas T.. OConnor,
John O'Connor Crilly, Foley and Bggsr,
Irish members of Parliament, and mem
Der OF Welsh Commoners will speak. Res
olutions will be offered declaring that the
convention representing two millions of
the people of Ireland convened in Great
Britain believe that Ireland viii never be
peaceful and prosperous until it controls its
own afEsirs and will stand with the people
a. home until their rights are won.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-27

rszx door s1ss thea smashing tas deor ~
t1e Bead 81 tae stairs. ! hss f1ea aIlltsc =
heis "a ths ssfs sn1 ferosss ths ceaaosaalies.
ics.x. aa1 te4ras Cal - l1zl1e o0iziAaed
ze0lt f1iFtv or thirtg I've cell8rs. pezis.@s
s9ate - 4tels p4lssrs. E1eT sze<sd BE
sfeFs ~ r.lis 81 ziik aa6 10 - el9azs.
aae f1s nssziiisrs. fcs ioss - sstinz.se4 a.
S'eo. Theg l<it behind thsm aeE Ia
proved brace s1d : ree hs16.et siestga.
ezideEtiy oatalaed ffom soDs "a tosi
coscA. They 4iso tired - enter + Z. a4F-
rinxfsn slors. - oorinz hoiss sne fofclnx
tie iock b1t 1ers evidently sczred 4say
ozlors accomplishing their oossct.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-27

Empha~ixss His Dislike oi
Low Neck Dresses.

MoSrRxsL, Oct 26.-The absence Of Car
dinsl Taschsresu from the Prsmier's recep-
ton in Quebec last Friday evening has
caused much comment. The Cardinal had
made known bis intention OF accepting the
invitation. bat subsequently, he learned that
the women present would appear IN full
dress. His eminence. having taken strong
grounds against this style Old ress. informed
the premier that in order not todistaro any
arrangements previously made be would
simply absent himself. It Was evident that
the csrdinsl's example had been followed
BY numbers Of his clergy. sns not one
vas visible. But the reception, nevsrthe-
less wass success.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-27
Two Hundred and Fifty Cinnamon an
Number of Whites Drowned

Two Hundred and Fifty Cinnamon and
Number OF Whites Drowned.
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct 26.-The steamship
Gaelic arrived this morning from Hong
Kong and Iokohoms, and brings sdvices to
the effect that on September Is the Chinese
80 Chinese and 5 Europeans we.J drowned.
The British bark Oxford was stranded
on the Batsan coast September 10, but no
lives were lost. IL is also reported that the
steamer Anton encountered tyDhoon,
during which the second officer and twenty
four Chinese were washed overheard aud
drowned.
1t IL reported that Sardine Mettison & Co.
have concluded 10 contract with the Vice
ROY. Ii Hung Chang. for supply OF s.. 600,
GO worth of war material
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-27
JEFF DAVIS HONOTED.
Confederate Veterans Addressed by Him
at Macon.

at Macon.
Macon, Ca. Oct. 26.-At o'clock today
the old veterans drew up in line in front of
the Lancey House. aad marched TO the
Johnston mansion. where JEFF Davis is
stopping during his stay in Macon, and
from there he was escorted 10 the Fair
Grounds, where he made brief speech and
reviewed the remnant OF soldiers. In the
course of his address he said: Friends and
brethren; / am like that flag, torn and tat
tered by storms and years. / love il Tor its
own sake: love II for yours, love ii as a
memento of what your fathers did and
hoped that you would do. There are a
great many things that II would like 10 say
but my physical condition will not admit
it. I wish my arms were large and long
enough to embrace you all at once. God
bless you"
AT this juncture Gov. Gordon arose
amidst the widest enthusiasm and well
coined the ex President TO the state and on
behalf of the people 10 Macon. Brief
speeches were made by Senator Colqlirt
and others.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-27

caAaLorTz, OCT. 26.--The trial Of 6rsnt
ChaiIsnser for shooting John Cay Is nOw
Ia progress IN the Circait Court heie. There
has besn considerable sparring over an
alleged technical defect in the indictment,
bat TIE objections have 50 far been over
ruled. Mrs. Clay gave Der testimony yes
tsfday aAsfnoon and completely broke
down. indeed half the people in court seps
with her. The case Is szd one ia every
respect.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-27
A Doctors Deliberate suicide.

Sioux CRY, Ia, Oct. 26-Dr. Coudron, of
Danbnry. this county, killed himself yes
terdsy by placing gun to his head and dis
charging it by means OF string attached to
the trigger. Dr. Coudron was an old and
respected physician and had a family oil
grown up children. The deed is attributed
10 . scandal in an alleged attempt to com
NIT an abortion on Miss WeGsell, d0mes-
tic in the house of a Dsnbury family. The
Doctor denied the girls story.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-27

Clarence Eddy. who will give an organ
concert at the Fountain Street Baptist
church tonight, is an organist of rare
accomp plishments. His concerts in Ger
many were highly complimented by the
critics in that critical cou airy. and more
than dozen years of study and practice in
this country since that time have placed him
among the foremost OrgsAists OF the world.
tie viii be assisted tonight by Mrs. f. &.
Davis. soprano. l.. H. Eddy. basso. and w.
X. Corneliu s, accsmDADIsL